Cullin McGrath

A few years ago I was catching up with an old friend from my childhood over the phone. It was an electric conversation - we were both thrilled to hear from each other. A dreaded question came up. “What have you been up to?” I hated this question. For the longest time, I had felt like I had no true passion. I looked around the room - my peers were athletic, creative, and smart. I felt like a weird, small slice of all of those. A jack of all trades, but a master of none. I wasn't really up to much, I was pushing along in my career and partying with friends in my spare time. Quite honestly, I have lost a lot of sleep over this specific thing. I’m not sure what I would answer each and every time I was asked that, but I assure you it was most likely not interesting. It became abundantly clear I needed to find my passion. I was tasked with a quest. Now that I’m older it has become an obsession to try new things. I began to over-compensate for the past by trying to open every single door poss

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